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(deleted) Mon 18-Sep-06 15:24:18

Cleaning up

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Just doing the dusting in here seeing as no-one else has in nearly a month.

PAIN
(fountain of knowledge) Mon 18-Sep-06 17:47:54

Re: Cleaning up

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Shhhhhh you'll wake everyone up

jZaw
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Mon 18-Sep-06 21:52:20

Re: Cleaning up

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yawn!
i thought tha..... zzz ZZZ

PCFreak
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 19-Sep-06 15:02:03

Re: Cleaning up

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How are you finding A&A after a few months?

Regards, Olly

Andrews & Arnold 16mbit/1.6mbit Bonded MaxDSL

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(deleted) Wed 20-Sep-06 11:11:16

Re: Cleaning up

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If a word could be used to explain it fully, i'd use it.
Until then.. "amazing" will cover it.

Why people are sticking to the poor excuses for ISP's that they continually complain about it beyond me. ISP's should be using A&A as their benchmark of what looking after your customers is all about.

Chrysalis
(knowledge is power) Wed 20-Sep-06 19:08:09

Re: Cleaning up

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they excellent, when I was telling someone else about a&a and what they offer his reply was yeah they customer focused and he was bang on. Most isps arent customer focused and wont do half the things a&a do.

Andrews & Arnold
atten 50 - line dist 1.65 straight

PeteK
(fountain of knowledge) Wed 27-Sep-06 18:01:55

Re: Cleaning up

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Neither, similarly are they as expensive. While I don't dis AnA's pricing for a moment, it is quite clearly a case of getting what you are paying for!

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jZaw
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Thu 28-Sep-06 09:36:51

Re: Cleaning up

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the thing is that that sort of service costs
im prepared to pay for it
youre prepared to pay for it

but jo[e] blogs isnt
theyve been sold on and told that x-teen million bits / seconds can be free and unlimited
as long as you pay and then stay within acceptable boundaries
they forget and the isp's out there want them to forget the latter part

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